Press Release
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May 17, 2011
Airbus Corporate Jet Centre (ACJC), the specialist in Airbus Corporate Jet VIP cabin completion and associated services, has delivered its first VIP cabin for a Chinese customer, Deer Jet Co Ltd of Beijing, the largest VIP charter provider in the People's Republic of China.
Deer Jet becomes the first Chinese operator to dedicate an Airbus Corporate Jetliner (ACJ) to VIP charter flights, introducing new standards of comfort and space to this important and growing market.
Completely designed and outfitted by ACJC, the cabin features a forward private office with ensuite bathroom, including a shower. For privacy and comfort, the cosy private office can be configured as a bedroom, via a fold-out sofa. This private office and bedroom includes a large 42in TV screen.
In the middle of the cabin, a conference area delivers the comfort and space that executives and high net-worth individuals already enjoy at home and in their offices, with two elegant Club-4 seats and their large tables.
The aft cabin offers 20 flat-bed cocoon seats, all of which are electrically actuated for greater comfort, as well as being equipped with large, dedicated video screens.
Certificated to carry up to 28 passengers, the cabin features Wifi Internet access and an In-Flight Entertainment system.
The ACJ cabin was designed by the ACJC's in-house Creative Designer, Sylvain Mariat.
"Dark wood and white marble are used to create an environment that brings spiritual peace and tranquillity. The balance is created thanks to a contemporary minimalist architectural vocabulary, assembling materials such as dark & bright leather and chrome-nickel metal
plating," says Mariat.
"Airbus Corporate Jet Centre is really proud of its partnership with Deer Jet, which is already well established as a leading provider of VIP charter flights in China," comments Airbus Corporate Jet Centre CEO Benoit Defforge. "This first partnership confirms our capability to meet Asian customer tastes and requirements, and advances ACJC's strategy to develop its presence in Asia-Pacific," he concludes.
